Green Incentives Cannot Bridge Profitability Gap in European Kelp Cultivation
A stochastic economic modeling study shows that ecosystem service payments and green market incentives fail to make European sugar kelp ...
Tag: carbon sequestration
Deep Soil Carbon on the Loess Plateau Follows Different Rules for Grasses, Shrubs and Trees
A synthesis of 1,221 soil measurements from 86 studies finds that carbon gains on the Loess Plateau depend on both ...
Legume–grass overseeding reshapes soil carbon storage in subtropical grasslands
A three-year field experiment in southern China shows that annual legume–grass overseeding raises soil organic carbon and microbial biomass, with ...
Green Manure Plus Biochar Boosts Soil Health While Cutting Nitrogen Fertilizer
A three-year field experiment on the North China Plain found that combining winter green manure with biochar raised a composite ...
Climate Risks Shrink the Menu of Viable Options in Europe’s Largest Pine Plantation Forest
A new optimization study of France's Landes de Gascogne maritime pine forest shows that climate change narrows the set of ...
Sunlight Pre-Treatment Turns Hydrochar Into a Stronger Soil Amendment
Simulated solar aging of hydrochar made from pig manure and mandarin peel reduces its dissolved organic matter load while enriching ...
Iron Oxides Control How Bacterial Slime Persists in Soils
A new study finds that bacterial extracellular polymeric substances persist in soils mainly through microbial priming and subsequent binding to ...
New Protocol to Map Human Impacts on North-East Atlantic Blue Carbon Ecosystems
Researchers have published a protocol for a systematic map that will compile all peer-reviewed evidence on how human activities affect ...
Biochar and halophyte litter lock carbon into salty coastal soils
A 370-day microcosm study in coastal salt-affected soil from China's Yellow River Delta found that corn straw biochar combined with ...
Biochar surface radicals steer straw carbon into stable soil pools
A controlled incubation study reports that persistent free radicals on biochar surfaces redirect straw-derived carbon toward mineral-associated organic matter in ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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